This course delivers a comprehensive and practical foundation in the hot rolling of steel products, covering the transformation of slabs, billets, and blooms into flat, long, rod, rail, and strip products. Learners engage with technical principles such as rolling load, torque, and temperature control, while also mastering the use of TMCR strategies, rolling mill design, and interleaving for production efficiency. Dimensional control, defect prevention, and surface finishing are explored across both low-speed and high-speed mill environments. The course integrates industrial case examples and equipment-specific scenarios, providing a hands-on understanding of how modern steel plants manage productivity, product quality, and mechanical performance. Ideal for metallurgical engineers, steel production technicians, mechanical engineers, and vocational professionals seeking to optimize rolling processes or transition into high-skill manufacturing roles.